Yes, my understanding is this use case is fine - if the custom domains
of the end user sites point to your app using Google Apps (Premier or
Standard, ie. the latter free version) domain management. The terms
prohibit reselling Google App Engine directly ie. as developer hosting
and uses that try t
My understanding is that only the jars from the root appengine-java-
sdk-1.3.4\lib\user SDK folder are required (below), not the extra 6
from the child /orm folder, if JPA and JDO are not needed. So
switching off the default builder, and using Ant as at
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/to
As I'm using Google App Engine for small/medium business public facing
websites and web apps, I very much hope the pay-as-you-go version
remains an equal partner to the Business version.
And I assume it will. As many features, like XMPP support, are very
much geared towards public (consumer) sites
Thanks for the suggestions.
My aim was for the utility to be deployed by ClickOnce style
deployment, with a managed .NET client application, so that would rule
out wrapping the Python code. And aimed at non-technical users.
I assume the server APIs for Google App Engine application management/
d
Hi
I would like to author a .NET/C#/WPF application that takes a .zip
archive of a Google App Engine application and automate the deployment/
upload of the files to an account opened via Google Apps.
The scenario is to allow less technical administrators to deploy a
packaged small business site/
